Just Tell Me What You Want

A successful, independent woman decides she wants a baby but not a relationship. She sets out to find a suitable, willing father, encountering various men and situations along the way. Her quest leads to unexpected complications and humorous encounters as she navigates societal expectations and her own desires.

The film was a modest theatrical release that garnered little attention from major critics. It is often described as a light-hearted romantic comedy with a somewhat dated premise, appealing more to its target audience with its focus on female empowerment and romantic entanglements.

• The film offers a breezy, if predictable, romantic comedy.
• Ali MacGraw's performance is a highlight, embodying the film's independent spirit.
• Some found the plot to be formulaic and lacking in genuine depth.

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The film was released during a period when romantic comedies exploring modern relationships and career-driven women were becoming more prevalent in cinema.